Crash Course 7: Who won the Revolutionary War?

What was the main strategy of the British in the Revolutionary War?

• Negotiate a peaceful resolution

• Capture all the cities and force the colonists to surrender

• Engage in guerrilla warfare

• Support the colonists' fight for independence

Which battle of the Revolutionary War is often considered a major defeat for the British?

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Trenton

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Bunker Hill

What was the key battle in the South where the British surrendered?

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Bunker Hill

• Battle of Trenton

What was the main impact of the Revolutionary War on Native Americans?

• Most remained neutral throughout the war

• They were largely unaffected by the war

• They fought alongside the Americans

• They fought alongside the British

What was the role of women in the Revolutionary War?

• They led protests against the war

• They fought alongside the men in battle

• They served as nurses and caregivers

• They were not involved in the war

What was the main idea behind the concept of Republican Motherhood?

• Women should have equal rights as men

• Women should be educated to raise educated citizens

• Women should have the right to vote

• Women should have the right to own property

What impact did the American Revolution have on slavery?

• Slavery was abolished immediately after the war

• Slavery was expanded and became more prevalent

• Slavery remained unchanged

• Slavery began to decline in the northern states

What was the main idea that emerged from the American Revolution?

• The idea of American imperialism

• The idea of American superiority

• The idea of American isolationism

• The idea of American equality

Who among the Founding Fathers owned slaves?

• John Adams

• Benjamin Franklin

• Thomas Jefferson

What was the main impact of the American Revolution on religious freedom?

• The separation of church and state

• The establishment of a state religion

• The promotion of religious tolerance

• The restriction of religious practices